Lathe Steady Rest That Actually Works | DIY Woodworking @industrialcomfort
Lathe Steady Rest That Actually Works | DIY Woodworking  @industrialcomfort
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
@industrialcomfort shows you how to make a steady rest for your lathe. This essential tool is perfect for intricate woodturning, ensuring precision in finial work and spindle turning. It's a straightforward do it yourself project that beginners and experienced woodworkers alike can tackle.

Circle cutting jig: youtu.be/qfWlkx_FkDs

Materials:
48" T-Track: amzn.to/4bMz0iW
T-Track Knob Kit: amzn.to/49X1KmM
3 x 5/16" bolts with nuts: amzn.to/4a6O0qJ
3 inline skate wheels: amzn.to/49FxnCw
2x4' project board (3/4")
small piece of plywood (for bottom of steady rest base)

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